The PRICE Act establishes a federal grant program to help improve manufactured housing communities that serve low- and moderate-income residents. The program, administered by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, will award competitive grants to eligible recipients including resident-owned cooperatives, local governments, nonprofits, and Native American tribes to fund construction, repairs, infrastructure improvements, and other projects that protect residents' health and safety. Eligible projects can include infrastructure upgrades, planning assistance, resident services like eviction prevention and down payment assistance, weatherization improvements, and replacement of homes built before 1976. The bill prioritizes applicants that will benefit lower-income residents and preserve long-term affordability in these communities. No specific dollar amount is designated in the legislation, though it authorizes Congress to appropriate whatever funds are deemed necessary to implement the program.
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